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by edude03 4y ago
> service mesh is just someone else's message bus I don't think you mean service mesh here, or at least not Istio/Linkerd style service mesh
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Because it's unavailable for me most of the time. If I planned to use it seriously that'd be a non starter
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To be more clear, I think apple wouldn't have made the iPod at all unless they got the storage where they wanted it. So maybe the amount of storage didn't matter to users in the end (anecdotally it did to me but anyway) the produc
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by edude03 4y ago
Yeah that's exactly what's happening - TSMC predicts they can make N chips per Y period, and apple has said they'd like 100% of Y period to be dedicated to making chips for Apple.
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The fact that we're talking about the 'iPod' & Apple and not the 'iRiver xyz' I think shows it made a big difference. Yes, I know, survivorship bias, but apple has a history of not releases products unless they
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by edude03 4y ago
I think it's slightly different in that it changed though. A 16gb iPhone always meant that there was a 16gb storage module inside the device and then some of it was used for the OS (how much of it has varied over time however, which I
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by edude03 4y ago
> Even if what they do is illegal or you can sue them afterward, it's a very significant short term loss and in some cases, they may be able to do damage that cannot be reversed like deleting Slack channels. I was recently tasked wi
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by edude03 4y ago
They send you a box and you send it back basically. Though, the last company I left they made me pay for box and shipping (fine) but are refusing to reimburse me for the ~$200 shipping (no so fine)
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I mean it's clearly not working for this guy. But seriously, depends on your definition of "works". It works for large companies, doesn't seem to work for anyone else. It seems the only opensource that "works"
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Thanks, I didn't even notice it was downvoted. Its not just tesla, George hotz of comma ai also believes this. My personal take is that more varied sensors are better than less, even if the economics of doing so don't make sense.
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by edude03 4y ago
Lidar point clouds, high resolution imagery and driver inputs mostly. The high level idea being you want to train the neural network so that when it sees x on the sensors it should do y thing the human did. As for why other self driving car
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by edude03 4y ago
> Queues like Kafka Kafka is a distributed log. A sibling comment to this mentions this as well, but I'm repeating it because I actually think that's were most people using kafka go wrong. You _can_ use kafka as a queue, but it
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The logging platform? Graylog is backed by kafka for the reasons OP mentioned
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> Don't buy this thing yet if you have a low frustration threshold. Don't listen to the fanbois. I'm sorry to hear your first experience with the steamdeck was so poor (I don't work for valve, I'm just Canadian)
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by edude03 4y ago
Yeah I’m really worried it’s going to lead to, or at least encourage a browser monoculture like back in the IE days. I idly wonder if being the default will cement safari as the most popular browser on iOS though.
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by edude03 4y ago
It heavily depends on what kind of work you do and your relation to others though - if most of your work is deep work done by yourself of course less time interesting with others makes sense but if you're a team lead for example...
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Wonder what this will mean for watch Netflix on mobile devices and funny enough, in cars
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> No one is going to invest in your business if you aren't willing to quit your day job. > If you aren't crazy enough to take the plunge, why should they be? Full stop. Money? As a consultant who helps startups build prototy
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by edude03 4y ago
When you buy a Tesla, I doubt Elon gets a check in your name for some percentage of the purchase price. Tesla is a company with many investors, Elon being one of them sure but conversely I’m sure there are a number people you like/supp
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EVs have air condition just for the batteries nowadays though - so they should be at ideal temperature regardless of outside conditions. My guess is in this case the heating on his car failed
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by edude03 4y ago
Yep this. I don't mind paying a subscription as long as the vendor can't hold my data hostage. An IDE for example - I won't lose my source code if the company goes out of business but something like figma? Roam? I find those
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by edude03 4y ago
Managed schema evolution mostly. Essentially git branches for your schema, that you can't merge if it would break your clients.
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When types lie – a rust themed whodunnit(craft.do)
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by edude03 4y ago
At least in Ontario 1800 would be a really good deal. I pay mine about $6000/y. To answer your question though, Xero and it's pretty great once setup correctly
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Unlike folding@home the problem isn't very distributable because weights needs to be shared between GPUs via very high speed link
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It kiiiind of is a zero sum game, since if you’re signed up for both, you’ll naturally use the one that gives you better results for your chosen metric. For twitter it’s usually engagement, so if you get a lot of engagement on twitter and l
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by edude03 4y ago
One major upside to plex is the ease of watching content over the internet though. There isn't a an easy way for me to give my friends access to samba over the net and then also 4k blu ray rips are a lot to stream over the internet
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by edude03 4y ago
My information is out of date then thanks for the heads up. Yes the last TB cable I bought was the apple one, but prior to that I purchased Belkin and Startech cables for the same price and couldn't find cheaper ones
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Yes, but for people thinking of going down this path, the cables are $120 and pretty thick so it’s not without trade offs
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by edude03 4y ago
I’m passionate about DPUs and serverless GPU functions, but seeing the top responses feels like most people are kind of burnt out on tech at the moment

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